why should anyone have to pay for $595 for a Twain driver for Labview?
Labview should supply one if enough customers request one. Is there some kind of illegal agreement between Graftex and NI?
If I have to develop my own Twain driver, I will release it FREE to anyone who uses Labview.
If you think the 595 $ is to much for such a driver you should simply try to write your own. You will find out that this is a very taunting task since Twain is a very complicated API to access and even more complicated to integrate into LabVIEW in a way that it works well.
And NI could of course create their own and sell it as a Toolkit but what would you gain with that? NI Tookits usually start at a higher price point than this
Hi,
Do you have some experience with the gragtek Twain driver at CIT Netherlands?
JAIMS wrote:Hi,
Do you have some experience with the gragtek Twain driver at CIT Netherlands?
I downloaded their evaluation version once and played with it. But we use our own library for applications.I developed it mostly for the fun factor and to proof that I could do it, but if I would have had to account for the time to develop it (did alot of it in my private time) it would have been a very costly exercise ![]()
Unfortunately I can't post this library for free and we do not intend to sell it as support would be a nightmare.
I've used Alliance Vision TWAIN driver for an application. It seemed ok for a few scanners I'd tested (via WIA driver).
Long time ago I have done very simple wrapper (based on free EZTwain Classic interface).
You can download this exercise from this topic: non-Dcam camera - get image with irfanview?
(also included in my "vision toolkit". After install just open VI from <LabVIEW 2009>\examples\ADVision\Twain Examples\)
Its free.
Hope it helps,
Andrey.